Article Archive

June 22nd 1996

• • News

  • Traveller is jailed for staying on site News
  • Ahern advises on crime strategy News
  • Three face Laois bomb charges News
  • Road casualty figures increase News
  • Lifetime's work is honoured News
  • Kiltyclogher gets £250,000 grant News
  • Chernobyl children for Irish holiday left behind in Moscow News
  • French Rose to be picked News
  • Gallagher will leave country, court told News
  • New water charge Act is queried News
  • Court told of heroin habit News
  • Robber gets drug course chance News
  • Murder trial adjourned as judge calls Garda action `outrageous' News
  • SF man wins £10,000 award News
  • Court told prison officer suspended News
  • Girl tells court man (62) assaulted her at school News
  • Couple's £lm action against accountancy firm dismissed News
  • RUC man faces theft charges News
  • Asylum seeker on fraud charges News
  • Court told of `blade happy' prisoners in feud News
  • Murder trial is told that publican collapsed after reading Mass card News
  • Court rules on prison disturbance News
  • Air seal search for fisherman News
  • Appeal set for flame attack man News
  • Youth attacked by men with bats News
  • Forces join for Olympic effort News
  • Man held in murder hunt News
  • Man tried to rob same shop twice News
  • Mitchell rejects report claiming he was rebuffed News
  • Irish "illegals" increase in US News
  • Cattle export refunds urged News
  • Couple offer £2m for castle News
  • Unpleasant little war ends at price of British dignity News
  • Action on crime, jobs essential, leaders told News
  • Rules for currencies staying outside euro to be finalised News
  • Sanctions urged against veto use News
  • Major enters the Eurofortress, but opts for peace, not glory News
  • Ireland and Italy have a shared interest in joining an inner core News
  • Ciller's plan for coalition now unlikely News
  • Immigrants win welfare rights News
  • Awami League gets majority News
  • Government warns gun owners News
  • Council debate Albania situation News
  • Man (60) charged with 1967 murder News
  • Alabama ends chain gang idea News
  • The pleasure and the pain of fleeting White House intimacy News
  • Yeltsin defies parliament and heads off on vote catching trip News
  • UN completes destruction of Iraqi germ warfare plant News
  • Annie fails to get her gun News
  • Inquiry completed into claim that police used West house as brothel News
  • £5m beer smuggler gets six year jail sentence News
  • Wandering ex president an enigma to his compatriots News
  • Arab leaders meet amid war of words about fate of peace process News
  • PEOPLE News
  • Diplomat sent to help protect Suu Kyi News
  • Model behaviour News
  • Great outdoors News
  • Alexander's college News
  • Glass acts News
  • Hot stuff News
  • Pedal power News
  • OUT AND ABOUT News
  • From the old world... News
  • Alsace News
  • ... and the new Australia News
  • ON THE GRAPEVINE News
  • BOTTLE OF THE WEEK News
  • Power soccer News
  • Competition News
  • Virgin Top 10 News
  • THIS WEEK IN THE GARDEN News
  • Sinn Fein feels fall out of Manchester bombing News CAROL COULTER
  • A Russian swan who has rarely been mute News SEAMUS MARTIN
  • Farm bodies criticise Government's plans for extension of forestry News SEAN MACCONNELL
  • White magic in the moonlight News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • New ILO convention on homeworking will have no immediate effect here News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Christian channel to broadcast from UK to Ireland News PETER SMYTH
  • No nuclear weapons on "JFK" for Dublin visit - commander News LORNA SIGGINS
  • Marriage counselling service is commended News PETER SMYTH
  • Proposal to host Olympics calls for huge public, private funding News PETER BYRNE
  • `King' fails his stricken subjects News BRENDAN O'CATHAOIR
  • Bruton again urges SF to reject violence News MARK BRENNOCK
  • Meeting of forum delayed by arguments over Alliance, SDLP seating News MARIE O'HALLORAN
  • Manchester to get letter of sympathy News MARIE O'HALLORAN
  • Manchester determined to banish the "fear factor" News RACHEL DONNELLY
  • Annesley's final report unyielding in face of demands for reforms of RUC News DICK GROGAN
  • Rioting follows Orange parade News SUZANNE BREEN
  • EU sets a formidable challenge for Ireland as the beef war ends News PATRICK SMYTH
  • Explosives and guns in bunker found under Laois farmhouse News JIM CUSACK
  • Showboat! News LORNA SIGGINS
  • Elephants in pink News BERNICE HARRISON
  • Seeing death through young eyes News MAEVE BINCHY
  • Nirvana makes a comeback News MARY RUSSELL
  • Rock n roll n bed n board News ORNA MULCAHY
  • More than two for tea News BERNICE HARRISON
  • Future Imperfect News DAVID MOORE
  • Wiseguy meets tough guy News EDDIE HOLT
  • Who ever feared to speak of 98? News THOMAS BARTLETT
  • Return of the proof reader? News JOHN BOLAND
  • The bad new on Dr Jung News GAIL CROSSMAN FREYNE
  • A Fugitive comes home News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • The Parnell of our troubled times News NIALL O'DOWD
  • The one and only Patrick News BRIAN FALLON
  • Luis de Gongora: Selected Shorter Poems, translated and introduced by Michael Smith (Anvil, £8.95 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Charles Darwin: Voyaging, by Janet Browne (Pimlico, £12.50 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Dogs Enjoy the Morning, by Benedict Kiely (Wolfhound Press, £6.99) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Enterprising space primer to the stars News MARY MULVIHILL
  • The Elgar of architecture News MAURICE CRAIG
  • Day in the Life: The Music and Artistry of The Beatles, by Mark Hertsgaard (Pan, £6.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • On Horseback through, Asia Minor, by Captain Francis Burnaby (Oxford, £6.99 in, UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Incidents in the Rue Laugier, by Anita Brookner (Penguin, £5.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Cork sets the standard News JOHN MCKENNA
  • Kabinett reshuffles News MARY DOWEY
  • Swimming in the good life News DEIRDRE FALVEY
  • Shell shock News GARRETT ROWE
  • The colours of mid-summer madness News JIM REYNOLDS
  • TURN AND RUN News MICHAEL VINEY
  • EYE ON NATURE News MICHAEL VINEY
  • Warships, races, and EU bashes News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • More read'n'write than rock'n'roll News KEVIN COURTNEY

  • Sport

  • Hosts on course to retain trophy Sport
  • Media reaction is over the top Sport
  • Spain to test England's patience and stamina Sport
  • Woodward quits London Irish Sport
  • The coach in Dublin who excels for Laois Sport
  • Roscommon need a win says Shine Sport
  • Healy with Offaly, the next generation Sport
  • 39 Steps to Olympic Fiasco Sport
  • Olympic bid would make Ireland face the future Sport
  • Ireland's rookies to the fore Sport
  • The day Carr put the wind up Bonallack Sport
  • Holders on course to retain title Sport
  • O'Sullivan can win at home Sport
  • Lewis may make US relay team Sport
  • Barry will go it alone in Atlanta Sport
  • Coyle on song at Pavarotti's home Sport
  • Irish canoeists get chance to impress Sport
  • Payment at club level given the green light Sport
  • Honda look at F1 return Sport
  • England should have edge over Spain Sport
  • Mirror, Mirror off the wall Sport
  • Germany still the barometer of greatness Sport
  • Czechs laid-back and cagey Sport
  • FRANCE v NETHERLANDS Sport
  • Walker off to Norwich Sport
  • Oscar Schindler, Prendergast are the toast of Royal Ascot Sport
  • Kinane top rider Sport
  • Collins to land spoils Sport
  • Peace Prize is chosen Sport
  • Holding a torch for the Olympic Games Sport
  • Russell's second Test century puts England firmly in control Sport
  • YMCA should provide real test for unbeaten Leinster Sport
  • Seles is back in the limelight Sport
  • A classic race with dangers Sport DAVID O'BRIEN

  • Business

  • Yesterday's statement by Dr Eddie O'Connor Business
  • Yesterday's statements by Mr Pat Dineen Business
  • Ostrich farming nest egg hatches cash hungry cuckoo Business
  • Adare revises operating manual for Mount Salus Business
  • Bullish IWP forecast as acquisition drive continues Business
  • Cahill to remain at Aer Lingus Business
  • Adare MD gains on share deal Business
  • Two directors of Longford firm barred from office by High Court Business
  • Stentor signs first agreement Business
  • Light fingered Swiss may be least honest Europeans Business
  • Peace fund boost for NI Business
  • New president at IIF Business
  • MGN buys `News Letter' Business
  • Irish Fertilizer Industries Business
  • Awards for the top PR agencies Business
  • MARKET REPORT - EUROPE Business
  • MARKET REPORT - LONDON Business
  • MARKET REPORT - NEW YORK Business
  • O'Connor will now attend vital meeting Business JOHN MCMANUS
  • Unilever takes Liptons out of tea brand clash Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
  • Fertilisers induce profit spurt at IFI Business VICTOR KUSS
  • Golden Vale settlement gap widens Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
  • State cautioned on implications of initiatives Business PADRAIG YEATES
  • Irish Press directors look to relaunch two titles next year Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • Buoyant DCC looks out for Printech Business PAUL O'KANE
  • Sigma wins Motorola contract Business PAUL O'KANE
  • THIS WEEK IN THE MARKET Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
  • MARKET REPORT - DUBLIN Business JANE SUITER

  • Opinion

  • A case of once bitten, twice shy on the Dublin Light Rail Bill Opinion
  • THE FIGHT AGIANST CRIME Opinion
  • UP IN THE AIR Opinion
  • Agreement on Beef Opinion
  • Dynamite divorce Bill scares politicians Opinion DENIS COGHLAN
  • British pro-Europeans may be finally entering the fray Opinion GARRET FITZGERALD
  • AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY Opinion KEVIN MYERS
  • FISH FARMING Letters D MULCAHY
  • SINN FEIN AND PEACE Letters BARRY O'REILLY
  • SINN FEIN AND PEACE Letters JAMES J KELLY
  • DEPICTING REALITY Letters JEANETTE F DUGAN HUBER
  • OFFENSIVE TO GERMANS Letters PETER J LENNON
  • LUFTWAFFE RAIDS Letters A P KEARNS
  • FRUSTRATING LIGHTS Letters BRENDAN M REDMOND
  • GATHERING WOOL Letters COLIN WALKER
  • TACTICS Letters JOE MURPHY
  • MAGIC O'TOOLE Letters VERA HUGHES

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Doctor has no doubts on illness Culture
  • Plenty of choice, figuratively speaking Culture
  • Owen congratulates the Garda Culture
  • Leaving Cert ends on the right note with fair exams Culture
  • Blackrock auction features Strahan furniture Culture
  • Bowled over by Irish glass Culture
  • Kitchen dresser in cottage sale Culture
  • A touch of Walt Disney Culture
  • Inlaid games table may fetch £1,200 Culture
  • Putting Dublin in the picture Culture
  • Keeping it in the family Culture
  • Turning the tables on estimates Culture
  • Full house of cards will leave you breathless Culture
  • £14,200 for diamond necklace Culture
  • £3,300 for Chippendale-style table Culture
  • An appetite for Scott's art Culture
  • Dublin antiques fair tomorrow Culture
  • Will they pull the rug from under Eddie O'Connor? Culture DENIS COGHLAN
  • Counteracting the culture of the car Culture FRANK MCDONALD
  • Sense of tangled profusion Culture MICHAEL DERVAN
  • Another birthday in bed for ME sufferer Ruth Culture ALISON O'CONNOR
  • Talks at risk as appetite for soudbites exceeds good taste Culture DICK GROGAN
  • Tom Molloy Culture LUKE CLANCY
  • Army bomb disposal unit called to check find in farm bunker Culture FRANK MCNALLY
  • Clonaslee people say area is not a hotbed of IRA activity Culture FRANK MCNALLY
  • Abuse victim of priest says Garda inquiry should be made public Culture ALISON O'CONNOR
  • IRA ceasefires seen by London police as `periods of preparation' for more violence Culture JOHN MAHER
  • Greek scholars faced a `considerable challenge' with higher level paper Culture JOHN CONNOLLY